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A shot i have taking at a museum in london this summer. Was looking at some old pictures and though i should use this.
After a long time this one is NOT a hdr image.
Only a few tweaks and B/W conversion.
Shot made with my (old) Nikon D60.
with a 10-24 tamron wide angle lens.
After a long time this one is NOT a hdr image.
Only a few tweaks and B/W conversion.
Shot made with my (old) Nikon D60.
with a 10-24 tamron wide angle lens.
Image size
603x900px 390.24 KB
Model
NIKON D60
Shutter Speed
499/100000 second
Aperture
F/9.0
Focal Length
10 mm
ISO Speed
200
Date Taken
Jul 18, 2010, 11:56:34 AM
© 2010 - 2024 tristt
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Awesome photo! I love it!
It's a pretty unique angle, I love how the right wall seems to be curving upwards. It's very..intriguing and dominating, if you know what I mean? The fact that the other wall is straight adds to that. It almost looks as though the curved wall is about to collapse, or bend into the straight wall, at least to me..
I like the fact that you changed the colors to black and white. I feel that that makes you really focus on the details, rather than the colors, if you know what I mean. I just feel that colors would've been really distracting as there probably was a variety of them in a museum like this; but I could very well be wrong. But I think you made an excellent choice with the B&W.
I'm not too fond of the lighting because of the awkward shadows cast all over the left wall. Otherwise it's not too bad!
It's a pretty unique angle, I love how the right wall seems to be curving upwards. It's very..intriguing and dominating, if you know what I mean? The fact that the other wall is straight adds to that. It almost looks as though the curved wall is about to collapse, or bend into the straight wall, at least to me..
I like the fact that you changed the colors to black and white. I feel that that makes you really focus on the details, rather than the colors, if you know what I mean. I just feel that colors would've been really distracting as there probably was a variety of them in a museum like this; but I could very well be wrong. But I think you made an excellent choice with the B&W.
I'm not too fond of the lighting because of the awkward shadows cast all over the left wall. Otherwise it's not too bad!